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Articles in April 10, 2006 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• OfficeMax ink fillers
• Will Burkle's move make him top oat?
• Security for the goods of America
  by Sandra Kennedy
• Sportswear companies add everyday looks
• Personal pampering: U.S. sales based on point-of-sale data
• ShopKo Stores
• Dominick's latest Lifestyle store caters to upmarket
• Bold merchandising efforts chase four-legged customer
• Apparel icons chart different courses
  by Kelly Nolan
• Wal-Mart turns to Cali for 2000th supercenter
  by Mike Troy
• Financo summit: self-definition critical for survival
  by Mike Duff
• Under Armour, a top-selling technical athletic apparel brand for major sporting goods retailers, announced changes to its executive team
• Charitable partnerships
• Chairs that rock
• Consumer packaged goods sales across food, drug and mass channels grew 1.6% last year, according to a report from Information Resources
• Ask knot what target can do for your wedding …
• IKEA readies first Mountain West store
• SHLD fetes one year
• Is there enough food to go around?
  by Bernadette Casey
• Private labels gain identity at JCPenney
  by Kelly Nolan
• Organic options
• XM Satellite Radio
• Kinder, gentler coffee
• Target to leapfrog over Toys 'R' Us into No. 2 spot
  by Doug Desjardins
• CEO of Circuit City Canada resigns
• Trans World, Musicland strike right note in court
  by Doug Desjardins
• The plan-o truth about the future of cheap chic
  by Tim Craig
• Polo Ralph Lauren
• Dummies make organization easy
• Best Buy's Geek Squad
• Next wave in food packs vitamins and minerals
  by Debbie Howell
• New online partnership extends audience reach
  by Laura Heller
• Michaels mulls sale; craft future murky
  by Debbie Howell
• Kmart fills top apparel, marketing spots
• Stocks sold
• The Cato Corp
• Robert Alderson, Kirkland's board chairman and acting ceo, will be appointed to the ceo job on a permanent basis
• Educational toys bright spot in tough category
  by Doug Desjardins
• Wild Oats
• Fashion offerings have an international flair
  by Kelly Nolan
• Latest Target stores reveal new, expanded departments
  by Laura Heller
• Federated closes DC in Washington
• Fair share act tough for retail to follow
  by Ken Rankin
• Fall fashions range from glam to rebellious at MAGIC, Fashion Week
• Toys "R" Us last month teamed with Major League Baseball to open MLB boutiques near the front of Toys "R" Us stores
• Emergency items
• Target on top: how the house of mass fashion always stays a step ahead
  by Laura Heller
• One cool destination for hot patio products
  by Debbie Howell
• Wal-Mart tries on fashionable new look
  by Mike Troy
• Despite buyout, Jewel-Osco makes good on biometric payment rollout
  by Mike Duff
• Major indices
• "Totally Spies!" line hits Kmart
• Williams-Sonoma
• The iPod farm
• Longer life latest push in battery market
• Buzz factor aside, dept. tests product and prices
  by Mike Duff
• L'Oreal to acquire The Body Shop
• New Wal-Mart fashion line rides lasting hip-hop craze
  by Kelly Nolan
• Online poll results: based on reader responses collected from March 17 to March 31
• Neiman Marcus
• Soy is newest niche in candle category
  by Mike Duff
• Late launch of PS3 could play to Sony's advantage
• Green tea to go
• Strategic partnership lends cache to efforts in storage
  by Mike Duff
• RadioShack eyes rebound after surprise '05 debacle
  by Laura Heller
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 3/29/06
• Forth & Towne to open 10 stores
• Plus-size children apparel's forgotten customer
• The Australian Toy Association
• Opportunities open up for iPod's cheaper cousin
• Leadership paves the way to company strength
• Editorial
  by Mike Troy
• Post essentials, Sears puts grand foot forward
  by Laura Heller
• Top losers for 2 weeks ended 3/29/06
• Paiva stores to open
• Home Depot
• Nickelodeon has signed a licensing deal with Jakks Pacific that will allow several of its top properties to be featured in Jakks' new TeleStory animated learning system
• iPod add-ons
• Partnerships push retailer to new heights
  by Laura Heller